Dances at St James School Centered on Commencement Weekend
Commencement activities at St James School begin with a baccalaureate service led by Headmaster Adrian Onder donk in the school chapel. A tea dance and final ball with Rudy Kiilan and his Baltimore band follow, with decoration by Robert Frick. The ninety seventh annual commencement on June 10 will award diplomas to fifteen graduates, led by speaker Rev Louis A Pitt of Ardmore Pa. Names include David W Carson Sewickley Pa Meade Detweiler Jr Harrisburg Pa Allan R Emmert Jr Martinsburg W Va Ernest D Geare Cumberland William Newton Hale Jr Prossit Va Henry Hoffmeier Jr Harrisburg James L Holloway Washington Hugo Jaeckel Westport Conn Preston II Jones Bentonville Va Frank McHaiter 2nd Dubois Pa B Frank Poe Kingston Ontario Christian Nigel Richmond London England Daves Russell Boston president of the class Stevenson Williams Belair Robert Custer Woodside Washington. Luncheon follows the ceremony. Pack No 1 holds its regular monthly meeting at 7 30 o clock tonight at St Marys School.
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St. James School
Adrian H. Onderdonk
Rudy Kiilan
Baltimore
Robert Frick
Dorothy Basehear
Mark Harriman
Audrey Triesler
Randolph Morris
Mary Yeager
Nigel Richmond
Anne Brugh
al Cheetham
Barbara, Moreland
William Byron
Virginia Ruth
Kenneth Eckstine
Claggett Hall
Louis A. Pitt
Ardmore
David W. Carson
Sewickley
Meade Detweiler
Harrisburg
Allan R. Emmert, Jr
Martinsburg
W. Va
Ernest D. Geare
Cumberland
William Newton Hale
Prossit
Henry Hoffmeier, Jr
James L. Holloway
Washington
Hugo Jaeckel
Westport
Conn
Preston II
Jones
Bentonville
Frank McHaiter
Dubois
B. Frank Poe
Kingston
Ontario
Christian Nigel Richmond
London
England
Daves Russell
Boston
Stevenson Williams
Belair
Robert Custer Woodside
Local Social Notes Highlight Visits and Achievements
Mr and Mrs Edgar L Sprecher and daughter Letitia Belle return from Elkton Md visiting Dr Archibald H Rutledge of Spartanburg S C will visit their son A W H Rutledge Jr and his wife. Several residents report trips and attendances at clubs gardens colleges and events including Kay Kyser broadcast in Kansas City and the Ak-sar-ben races in Omaha. Jackson S Ronald Reed earned a B S in Pharmacy with meritorious rating at Philadelphia College of Pharmacy and Science.
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Edgar L. Sprecher
Letitia Belle
M. H. Sprecher
Elkton, Md
Archibald H. Rutledge
Spartanburg
S. C
A. WH. Rutledge, Jr
J. H. Rutledge
J. Henry Ayers, Jr
Norman
Missouri
Kansas City
Kay Kyser
Muniipal
Omaha
Ak-sar-ben
Jackson S. Ronald Reed
Philadelphia College of Pharmacy and Science
Dorothy Brandt
Anne Louise
Doris Risley
Richard Risley
Atlantic City
Brandt
Lillie Hollinger
North Potomac Street
Milton D. Moore
Virginia Avenue
Edgar Reed
Hartford
Conn
Class Night at St Marys High School Honors Graduates
The St Marys high school class night occurs Friday at the former Governor Hamilton home on West Washington. The seniors perform The Seniors Radio Party with a cast led by Joseph Widmyer and Helen Kershner. Holy Communion is planned Sunday morning and diplomas will be awarded Sunday evening at St Marys Catholic Church. The alumni banquet follows on Monday.
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St. Mary’s High School
Governor Hamilton
West Washington Street
Joseph Widmyer
June Carper
James Stump
Helene Mitchell
Mary Virginia Stouffer
Helen Kershner
Helen Rickard
Helen Hann
Joseph McGuire
Thomas McNeal
Warren Garrett
J. Francis Leary
St. Mary's Catholic Church
Eugene J. Connelly
Washington
Meeting of Huyetts Homemakers Club Highlights Good Grooming
The Jans meeting of the Huyetts Homemakers Club was held at Mrs. Howard Long’s home Western Pike. A Good Grooming demonstration was given by Mrs. D A Kirk and Mrs John Palmer. Miss Myra McDade returned missionary from China spoke on China. New member Mrs Howard Walker joined. Several visitors attended. The next meeting is planned for July 6 at Mrs Robert Cooper’s home.
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Huyetts Homemakers’ Club
Howard Long
Western Pike
D. A. Kirk
John Palmer
Myra McDade
China
Howard Walker
William Doub
Bert Wittmiller
Minnie Johnson
D. M Carpenter
Elmer Baker
Imogene Inman
Robert Cooper
Laurel bloom peak at High Knob in Frederick County
Frederick County expects the mountain laurel at High Knob near Braddock Heights to be near peak bloom on Sunday June 11 after CCC crews cleared brush along the ridge road. State Park officials compare the laurel display to Washington cherry blossoms, noting its wild nature and proximity to Hagerstown. Guides point visitors to Lewistown State Fish Hatcheries via the ridge road.
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Frederick County
Blue Ridge Mountains
Gambrill State Park
High Knob
Braddock Heights
State Forester
F. B. Beasley
CCC
High
Washington
Laurel High Knob
Hagerstown
State Police Station
Frederick
Lewistown
Mrs Roosevelt And The Queen Meet In Station Lightly Gracious
Elizabeth of England and Eleanor Roosevelt met in Washington at the train station. The two women, both famed for friendliness, contrasted in height and dress with the Queen in a Queen's blue gown and a long coat, while Mrs Roosevelt wore azure blue wool with white piping and a bow.
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Mrs. Roosevelt
Queen
Washington
Elizabeth
England
Eleanor Roosevelt
United States
Broderie Anglaise
Mrs Wachter Speaks at Hebrew Ladies Auxiliary Meet
Mrs Clara W Wachter gave an illustrated travel talk Wednesday evening at the Hebrew Ladies Auxiliary meeting in the East Baltimore street auditorium. She discussed Alaska South America the West Indies and Yellowstone National Park. Miss Rae Reuben won the deer prize. Next ext meeting will be held in September.
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Clara W. Wachter
Hebrew Ladies Auxiliary
East Baltimore Street
Alaska
South America
West Indies
Yellowstone National Park
James R. Cohen
J. M. Lyon
Rae Reuben
Miss Futterer Delivers Antietam School Talk
Miss Catherine Futterer, vice principal of South Potomac Junior Wish, spoke at the sixth grade closing exercises on Antietam Street School. She described Junior High School studies and activities as pupils presented poems songs and talks.
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Catherine Futterer
South Potomac
Assembly awards honor patrol service outstanding
At an upper grade assembly the principal Miss Eleora Sands on behalf of the American Automobile Association presented patrol service awards to Josephine Spielman Fay Jaynes and Charles Sigler for outstanding performance.
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Fay Jaynes
Richard Kline
Claudine Cooper
Gloria Garver
Mary Alice Shipley
Joyce Foreman
Eleora Sands
American Automobile Association
Josephine Spielman
Charles, Sigler
Nazelrod announces engagement of Lena Nazelrod to Reysz
Mrs and Mrs 8 G Nazelrod of Elizabeth avenue announce the engagement of their daughter Lena A Nazelrod to E George Reysz of New Jersey. The wedding is planned for the near future. Boulder Dam cost about 370 million dollars.
Miss Marian Mann Becomes Bride of Clinton Walker
A Saturday morning wedding in Smithsburg united Miss Marian Elizabeth Mann and Clinton Roy Walker at St. Paul’s Methodist. The bride wore royal blue lace. maid of honor was Miss Charlotte Funk. best man was G Malcolm Mann. The couple will reside in Gaithersburg after a brief wedding trip.
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Oelock
Marian Elizabeth Mann
George C. Mann
Clinton Roy Walker
Ella Walker
Gaithersburg
DeWitt Dickey
St. Paul's Methodist Church
Smithsburg
Charlotte Funk
G. Malcolm Mann
Walker
Standard Business Trustitute
Chicago
Montgomery Ward Company
Washington Electrical School
Williamsport Dance Plans Highlight 1939 Alumni Event
The Williamsport High School Alumni Association schedules its annual dinner dance for Wednesday June 14 to honor the graduating class. The event, the high point of the association’s activities, draws many members and friends with reservations already on hand. Dinner at 7 p.m. will be followed by a song fest and a short program. Bud
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Williamsport High School Alumni Association
Bud
Hanover band to play at dance in local affair
Codori and his thirteen piece orchestra from Hanover will supply rhythms and melodies for a dance from 9 30 p m to 1 a m. Committees completed preparations at the home of John Hetzer, association president, during last night s meeting. A directory of wants and offers is presented in the Classified Section.
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Codori
Hanover
John Hetzer
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San Francisco
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Wayside Avenue
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Kan
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South Potomac Street
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Keyser, W. Va
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Annapolis
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Dunn Irvine Avenue
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Columbia, Pa
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Sharpsburg
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Hagerstown, Md
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Williamsport Dance
Miller’s Marinello Shop
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